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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06
Club Rates.
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pa '-u"Ht '''' ''''
received ct The Ian ., 80 1he state
Board OF Eleeiica Com'i>s''heI-
Il should be rememoefe' '''' me
Democracy OF Holmes county was
fer Putnam Daraen' ana l''' i q
crime for which 'se ere is DO 'ors'' e.
aess' Lowry 'H''''' 81
igh' 70 A'" '''
Both factions in Golme- county
claim To be Democrats. aiI there
NAV Be some excuse Tor tacact,ou
with regard 10 Holmes. but there
is no palliation ior tie action Of
me Governor ana rs little board
FL Chickasaw and Rankin.
In Chickasaw county. because
the Democracy d.d aot hck the
inst before this administration aud
vas opposed to this Governor be-
osuse IL nominated tor tie Lceisia-
ture Frank Burkitt and J.. II. Win
ter. men who opposed Official ex-
trays gance and corruption. the
Governor has determined To aid
iheir Republican opponent.
uoo,d bis li,,lo hoard rce.r5
tn .nnoi,t 50 Election Conmis.
sioners the men who we're cndors-
ed by the Democratic Executive
Committee and by the Democrats
of the county almost unanimously;
aud they appointed as Election
Commissioners for that county the
men asked for by the supporters Of
the Republican candidate.
The Governor Of this State thus
placed the election machinery in
the hands Of those who oppose the
Democratic nominees-he thus, to
S'''s'y n's "''.'es anu - P'''"
against '"s '''o -" - '""
county mas oe'''! ca y '"'o '"'
aus -
'''s'' : = 49, -
Lac D''" ." 'D'
-
IN MS own county o. hanAii
when gave MIN a large majority
Of the popular No'e asain'. ms re
nomlna'ion' ana : un'ne1 IN oPPo
s'tioh 10 nim' ne h'' 'urneu us
PACK upon inc Democ'aey' y e
ius'ng 70 appoint as L'ee''o' O0m
''Ssioner' 'H''s S,H'''''sN feoo"
.nN...;. -. -.
-,-s.,...s.-~.a-.e,tt. ,Lop.an5a,
After the State Board had ad
Journed Gov. Lowry, IN converse
dion with ". A. White, chairman
,of our county committee, said tina
The custom was for the executive
committee as a whole, and not thu
chairman only, to recommend who
should be appointed commission
sers- Mr.. White disputed thls, pu
asked il the committee would JON
min IN recommending the abov'
named parties would they be ap
pointedl To this the Governor
rePlied' "Aot unless they ar
suitable persons"
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06

A. Head Before rae Chnaa atonchse
oranac 81. tlt. Aug Terra.

rs iN har "NN A'tN Nif "H tN
read an essay. hare .tiecirs tr
my subject Friendship.
Pure iisiutcre.irl Freus ship &.
bright flame. snIuhs none 81
The smoke OF scli.an--. AMI sel-
dom deigns T. tabernacle among
men. les origin 8, iivinc. it,. op.
Grafton 8. heavenly and 20. results
cnrap,mins to the SOUL Its De.
cause lis the perfection ct earthly
bliss that %, world has been food
"a with base counterfeit Many
SO thickly counted with the pur,
metal that nothing hut time car
detect the base Interior ana utter.
ior designs Of bogus friends.
Deception is d propensity deep
ly rooted 10 hu-an nature and a.,
hobby horse which some ride
through lite The heart is deceit
ful above an things; who can know
liz Caution has been termed the
parent Of safety, but bas often been
bailed by Judas kiss. The most
cautious have been the dupes and
victims Of the hasest dcceivers
We should No extremely careful
who we confde IN, aud then viii
often find ourselves mistaken. Lei
adversely come, then we may know
more Of our friends Many viii
probably show that they were sun
shine friends, aud viii Escape as
for their lives, like rats from o
barn in flames. Ten 10 one, those
who have enjoyed the most sun
shine will be the first 10 forsake,
censure and rcproach.
Friendships. based entirely on
self, ends IN desertion the moment
the selfish ends are accomplished
or frustrated.
Disguise so near the truth doth
seem to run,
1t is doubtful whom to seek or
whom to shun.
Nor know we when to spare OF
when TO strike.
Our friends and foes they seem SO
much alike"
Friendship is a flower that bloom.
in all seasons, il may be seen -four
ishing on the snow capped noun
tains Of northern Russia, as vel
as in the most favored valleys o.
sunny Italy, everywhere cheerine
as by its exquisite and indiscribabl'
charms. No surveyed chart, NJ
national boundary line, no rugged
mountains or steep declining val'
puts limit to its growth. Where
ever it is wateIed with the dew
Of kindness and affection, Their
you may be sure to find it.
Allied in the closest companion
ship with its twin sister, charity
It enters the abode Of sorrow an,
wretchedness, and causes happines
and peace. 1t knocks at the lone
~ and disconsolate hcartand sneak
words Of encouragement and JOY
Its all powerful influence hover
over eontending armies and unite
the deadly foes in the closest bond
Of sympathy and kindness.
In vain do we look for this heay
emily flower in the cold, caleulatin
wording, thepoor deluded wretc
is dead to every feeling Of It
enobling virtue.
And now friend the first law Q
Friendship is sincerity, and the.
who violates this law, will 500
find themselves desolate Of whs
they so erringly seek to gain, 70
the deceitful heart Of such a on
, will soon betray itself, and fe,
? the contemp. due to insineerity
' All are fond OF praise, and man
are dishonest in the use of mean
to obtain It Hence It is often di
7 ficult to distinguish between tru
. and false friendship.
. D0BA PEDEg.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06

Does e mean that tho Governor
.ioops 10 the petty business Of
sending over BIS son and Private
Secretary to Get up a petition for
the appointment OF parties Of his
.oun -ciceifont Does 81 mean that
,he virtual reading ct the petit
doa s.. y. the SOP. and yen, the
father. hereby earnestly urge you,
the Governor. 10 secure the APP
pai.tmeat of the men agreed
spon". Does il mean that The rep
reseniatives OF the Democratic par
tvin Rankin mastdo nothing ex-
esP, by consent Of Pat. inc son OF
Do. pa."
i means that Gov. Lowry has
been hunted down, his extraya-
gaacc and inehici,ucy held up be-
fore the people, his corruption laid
bare. and his character ruined. and
that be Is now IN desperation seek
ine 20 wreak miserable malice
upon the Democratic party where
ever it opposes his administration
and that be prefers Republicans
TO Democrats whom he cannot con-
troll
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-10-06
VlTHAT
Ais
YOU?

Do you feel dull. languid. low-spirited. life
iees and indescribahly miserable. both physi-
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mouth, Irregular appetite. dizzinesa- frsguel
iaadaches. blurred eyesight duafinV speck~
lefore the eyea. nervous prostitution Or
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sIfefuating with chillv srnsafiOns shae
iting. transenf nains here and tler.. 81.
ret. drowsinesa afrT meals. wakrfuin 49,
disturbed and unrefreshiug siatn. efr.ea
ldeacribahe fsHlhng "a dread. ~ .. iii..ssa''
~ calamity
lf these symptoms, sou are suffering iron
hat most cnmmon Of American malndiea-
Bilious DYspersiii, or Torpid Liver associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater the number and diversity Of symp-
IONS No matter what stage e hns reached,
Dr. niereeia Golden Medical Discovery
viii suhdue if, II taken according to direc-
lions Tor q reasonable length Of time. II not
cured. complications multiply and Consump-
Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, Or other grave
maladies are quite liable 20 set IN and sooner
or later, induce a fatal termination.
nF. nferCefs Golden Medical Die
covery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through THAT great blood PURIFYING orFan,
cleanse6 the system Of all bl0Od-tainta and i'm
purlfies from whatever cause arising lt ID
squally elHcacious ID setting upon the Kid
aegs. aud other okCrefOry organs, cleansing,
itrengthening' and boiling their diseases AZ
-i9esliOn and nutrition thereby building up
10th fesh and strength. In maiariai districts,
fhis wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity in curing Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ayue, and kindred diseases.
~. PIefeess Golden Medical pts-
enwerV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
MIR. OhiIds' Birthday.

Mr.. George w. Childs, of the Public
Ledger, was the recipient of numerous
tokens of esteem on Thursday upon the
occasion OF his 5Sth birthday. Letters
and kilograms of congratulation poured
in upon him from all sources throughout
the day, one message being from an ad-
miring friend In Germany. Flowers,
mostly roses, in baskets and in various
devices covered nearly all the available
space in his Ledger sanctum-al tokens
IRON city friends. The offerings ranged
from few choice roses to magnificent
floral combinations. A basket of the
finest specimens of roses three feet In
height was from the Public Ledger com
positors. Another, almost as large, wa,
from the other employees. A neatly ar
ranged bunch of roses was from the oldest
friend in Philadelphia OF Mr.. Childs. A
large round cake, with congratulations
lettered in frosting, was the gift OF the
widow of one OF Philadelphia leading
Il tditors.
While In Boston on Wednesday In at
tendance upon the celebration of the Bos-
ton Globe Mr.. Childs visited the com
posing room OF that paper, and was given
three rou.ipg cheers 10y the typos. All
the printers east OF the Mississippi River
celebrated Mr.. Child's natal anniversary
by setting up 1000 ems, the price of which
goes to the establishment of the printers
memorial Every eMploye in the Public
Ledger building who could set type pick
ed up his 1000 ems, while those unable to
set type contributed Is cents each. The
total sum thus raised will be duplicated
by the proprietor. The same thing was
done by publishers in New York and
Boston.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
MONEY FOR YOU.

Tho wonderful bargains at the Great
Fire Clothing Sale. No. 4O8 Market
Street. wilmington, Dol.
Ifyou want clothing, take advantage
OF the great fire sale a; No. 406 Market
strest. The goods, by order OF the ap-
prstsers, must be sold rapidly. Over
$4,000 worth still remain, and al!
musS so at the appraised value, 40
cents on the dollar. Come to No. 4O6
Market street, Wilmington, for mems
business suits III S 65; these suits were
made to cell at Sl3 rs; note the great
difference. Nice cheviot suits, worth
S15. going At ST 95 Sl7 cassim sre suits
msrkof $685.. Diagonal corkscrew
and wo-sted suits, m manufacturing cost,
$50; row selling for ~ IS Pants worth
So 50 f,r 79 c.nts. Sixty styles OF fine
|cassimmeie psnts st 81, 20; really worth
81. Boys suits worth from IS, going at
81 T6. Overcoats worth from 81 so to
Sl3.25 selling at from S3.S5 to $3.50.
Suspenders, 10 cents pair. Mems
fancy sock', 3 cents pair. Insurance
Compa lisE' salshrnoms, No. 406 Mar
ket street. Wilmington. Open evenings
Till O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
The Circus Parade,

Barnum's circus made grand display
parade through the streets of Wilmington
this forenoon and all Wilmington appear.
ed to be on the streets to see it. The ele
plants, dromedaries and ponies excited
the curiosity and admiration of all and
the Gagged animals of the fercer species
with their keepers sitting amongst them
made nervous women shudder. Nothing
however pleased the little folks as much
as the clowns, whoseigrimaces provoked
laughter from many who but seldom
smile. Tie afternoon performance com.
menced at O'Clock. on the lot at Second
and Union streets, and the evening per-
formance will commence at 7 30 o'clock.
The seating capacity OF the circus is 20,-
600.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
The GARFIELD Monument,

Tho Garfield Monument In Washing
ton, erected by the Society Of the Army
of the Oum berland, was dedicated on
Thursday. The proRrsmme included q
military aand civic prOcsssioD; prayer
by Rev. DIR. Giesy the unwilling OF the
statue; firing of n salute; an orstion by
General Keller; the transfer OF the
status by General Sheridan and It's 40.
ceptanoa By President Cleveland in an
appropriate address, in concluding
W hich he said:
"If from this hour our ad m iration for
the bravery and nobility OF American
manhood and our feith in the posi-
bilities and opportunities of American
citizenship be renewed, II our appre
citation OF the Blessing of restored
Union and love for Orr government be
strene tht ned, sno n our watchfulness
against the dangers of q mad chase
after partisan spOi.s 20 quicksned, the
dedication ot this statue to the people
| OF the United States Will not be In
VAIN
The ben.diction was pronounced by
Rev. e. 2. Power, who was Garfield
pastor In Washington. There were
present nj the ceremonies. among Other
| ldistinguished persons, Justices Of tht
Supreme Court OF the United States
| Cabinet otdcels, mem bers OF the Diplo'
matte body, Generals Sherman and
Rosecrans, Ex-Governor Curtin, w. w
Cofcorap, ex Secretary Window and
ex Attorney General MasVeagb. TIL,
statue IL OF bronze, ten feat six inchel
In height, and stands on pedesta
looking from the capitol down Mary
land avenue.
| 1t represents Garfield in a graceful
] unconventional attitude, with his tor
coat thrown back from HIS shoulder
his right hand resting upon book tup
ported by column, aud IN bie lsf
holding before him q manuscript as
about TO address the people. Th
pedestal Is about eighteen feet il
height.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
A We to tho w iss.

With the advent OF another spring 1
am better prepared than ever 10 cater
to the vants of my patrons, and the
public generally, with q full and oom.
plete line of the latest designs and
novelties In cloths and oassimeres for
spring and summer suitings.
This season we present q richer and
more elaborate stock OF suitings from
which to select from. Ny work In the
past is @ gusrar tee that q perfect ft
will be secure d, while the excellence OF
the workmanship will be Of the usual
high standard.
We work for the best interests Of our
patrons, and trial is all that 10 desired
TO convince you that for style, quality
ard lowpess OF price we cannot be sur
passed. Jas. Harding, merchant tailor,
SIG Frer oh street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13

LONDON, May lat is reported that
many of the Ameer's troops are deserting
to the insurgents. In a recent battle,
which lasted two days, 700 men were
killed. A report also reaches here that
the rebels have captured Kelat-i Ghilzai
and now surround Ghuzni. The Russians
are rapidly bridging the Amu-Daria, or
Oxus, river.
A report is current that the Russian
Minister at Te heran is trying to induce
the Persian Government to liberate Ayoob
Khan, for whose safe keeping England
pays subsidy.
The next meeting oftbe members of the
AIgl Russian Afghan Frontier Commits
sion has been protracted, pending the ar
rival of requested fresh instructions from
London to the British delegates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
BREvITtE S.
Tho cheapest nat house Ia tho City
Runford Hros.' 404 Markot street,

Tho cheapest mat house in tho Oily
Ru,nford Bros 404 Market street.
Grabs at Ainscow's.
Salt oysters at Ainscow's.
Clam soup ut AinEcow's
Ieyiled crabs at AinEoow's.
Clam chowder at Ainscow's.
Little Neck clans at Ainscow's.
Snapper soup AT 4 iEscow's.
Try BRgh's ooa, you viii like Il
Try Bu5h's coal you Will Bareiy like 50.
W. j. ki;nDic, grocer, 2nd and Jastison.
Milisfd r. Davtg', Iowo,er, . b. 2nd ntreo,
O.ty Laundry, Sixth and Shipley stroet
yine 10 Z. Hipgs, at HhaI'a. u I. Tourtt
+. hoop Smith, druggist, 9th and King.
Wa9bsnx msoiiine lot gale 81 Piexei sGovs
stors, East Fourth st.
Murphey n Son, $40 Shipley street, take
the lead In iirst class furniture In This city
Oall and examine our stock.
Fish and oysters fresh evory dsy at PEN
nell's, Second and King streets. Also clans
and crabs.
Go to III. ii. Moore's stalls, ~ and "a Sec
ond street market, Tor your good butter and
cheese, wholesale and retail.
II you want cheap picture frames go to q.
Il. Baugh, 203 West Second street. have
tho largest stock In Delaware; como and see
for yourselves.
Koss now has q complete stock OF the
latest styles In hats, winter caps, under
wear, re " ear and nOtions at lie Market
street. at tho lowest city cash prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
In y Famisning Condition.

GALVESTON, Texas, May IA News
despatch from Austin says: "The Govern
or yesterday received petition from the
county officials of Medina county, asking
for special session of the Legislature to
provide for the suffering and famishing
people in Medina, Frio, Atacosa and lor-
items of Bexar, Edwards, Uvalde and
Bandsra county. The great mass of the
people are represented as having no
money, no credit, no crop prospects and
no property that can be sold, pledged or
morteaged. Many are living upon half
rations of cornbread and tank water, and
the seed corn, and cotton have rotted in
the ground. In one precinct in Medina
county 300 men, women and children are
in famishing condition, and in other
precincts the people will soon starve TN
less help is furnished. The petition is
certified to by the county clerks in the
respective countless"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13

Or Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Joseph
N. Warren, of Delaware City, WAS
united in marriage to Miss Clara e
the daughter of Letter Carrier Peter B.
Ayars. The ceremony was performed
by the Esv. W. T. Boothe, pastor of
the Delaware Avenue Baptist church.
at the rstid ence OF the BRIDES parents.
No. 51l East Sixth street, In the
presence of friends of the pa t.es. Mr..
Warren Ia q prosperous young mer
chant and assistant postmaster at Della.
ware CITY, and shortly after the cere
Dony the happy couple proceeded to
their home at that place. which had
been put IN complese readiness for their
reception.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13

An assessment for paving sidewalks
aud istttng curb was presepted and
alter being confirmed sent to the Audi.
tor for the purpose OF having liens en-.
tered and the claims collected.
Mr.. FORREST moved that an order for
% be drawn in favor Of David Lemon.
Mr.. Newell asked that the bill be road /,
which WAS done by the clerk, and 1t
showed that tho claim was for attend
Rnoe st the city court In the cases
brought against the peanut stand keep.
ers. The cases were taken to the Su'
preme Court, but never called up for
trial. After q brief discussion the mo.
tion was adopted and an ord or drawn.
On motion of Mr.. Bsal, John u Ma.
guire was elected inspector in the
twenty third election di.trict, and
Council then adjourned.
The following bills we're ordered paid +:
DR.. OSle, e16; Frank Meecham, SIS;
w. H. Hartiove, Sl35; q. Brooks Eos.
tor, $50; Adams Il BIo., $7.1s; FlaDk
B. Smith, Is 70; j. J. Doueherty &
Bro. $50 SO; CHARLES Dieiz, 6b; N, II.
Kelly, S.; Every Evening Pripting
Company, e42 90; The James and We0b
Printing and Stationery Company ,$143,-
IS; Star Publishing Company. $22 S6;
George W. Vernon & Sons SIC 16; Fteie
Prtste, 81 80; Eliza Fraser, IS; Paul
Ward, $8; A. W. Hsrtlng, $l.75; Gas
Company, $40 SO; A. Traynor, s. 90; p.
Harvey, S22 90; N. johnson, 1913;
Kent Il Weeks, ST 90; BouRhman &
Co., s.; w. Harrisan $40: W. o. MeAra,
S71.s6; o. J Ression 1925; T. J Bowen,
$il.6t; J. l.. Carpenter. K. II. Barr and
TO- p. Johnsop, $l2 each; McCsrtrey
B. Kenny, $l4 43; James Mills.
|S775, Robert w. Birnis & Son,
SIT; j. Mcbride, S.; Adams ~ Brother
S7.70; r. A. Oarswell, $l2; Alvao Allen
$l53 80; Alice Tucker, s487o; Emi;
Beck, S28 rs; Davis & Brother. $299 73
Michsel Leonard, $S7 80; Samuel Dan.
nay 1913 TO; Matthew Kyle, 50 80; j. O;
Lavery, Si7 90; Henry Lape, x72 40;
M. Moran, $l3.75; John Kelley, $53 t3,
John Bader, Sl245; Simmons 2 Bro.
s63 13; e. Hawke, $3.50: James Corri.
gan, $l3 10; Davis Il Simmons, S30l 80;
j T. McOloskev, $l2 CT; j. v Carlisle
& Co., SIS 40; Neil Duffey, Sl47.25; Pat
Carberry. Si55; Franz GinRleosch,
81 10; VIM MoMsnpamiu, 500 so; A.
Traynor, S25; e. P Moody, IS; Penn
syivsnia Globe and Gaslieht Company
S765 10; G. W Jackson, 50 20; Boush
man 81 Co., Ga 40.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
Live to Hang and Hang TO Live,

Those fine gilt papers that We are
papering 10 many pretty rooms with
are all selling for 26 cents per piece,
the same papers other stores will ask
ysu 35 and 40 ots. per piece. Our 35.ot.
gilt EN- bossed paper can't be beat. You
will pay 20 and 80 cents at other stores.
Call and be convinced. Harry ID.
Holt, 2t3 Wees Second street, upper
side,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
Watches Ohoap ns Ever.

Albert Z. Williamson has removed
his jewelry and watch making estab.
lishmept from $40 French street to 105
West Eighth street, where he is pre-
pared to furnish watches, clocks aud ali
Kinds Of jswelry as cheap as ever. He
will spare o pains to serve his custom
ers with the best of watches, clocks,
rings. chains, emblems and all else per
tanning to his line Of business at the
very lowest prices, guaranteeing satis-
faction at all times. Thankful for pasi
favors, he desires o continuance of the
same
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13

The report circ ulaied by certain inter-
ested parties In the Tenth ward, that
Charles W. Grant would not be candl-
date for re election to the City Council,
is entirely unwarranted. The plan to
rule him out and give the nomination to
another will hardly succeed, as his friends
will now make an effort to prevent his
being thus summarily turaed urder By
mutual consent it has been arranged that
he shall be a candidate foc the Two year
term and Charles A. Ryan TOR the one
year term, and the voters of the ward can
act intellig entity In the matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
Tuesday Ciun In philadelphia.

The Tuesday Club Of this city went to
Philadelphia in the 8 % train last even
inh, where, in company with the Me
mortal Choral S)oiety OF Philade lphis,
they rendered ths atorio OF "The Ore.
alton" In the Memorial Baptist Church.
Tne Wilmington singers ore said
to hav5 surg better even than they
suog AT houe on ths oc ,sslon OF tho
rendition of that a1mirabls pieca OF
vocal music at the Opera House some
three months ago. Miss Cnrrlnder, OF
tnis city, ia said to have excellei her.
self ar placed berself upon record as
one ct the very best singers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-13
Listen to Your Wife.


The Manchester Guardian, June sth,
1883, says:
AT one Of the
Windows"
Looking on the woodland ways, With
Clumps OF rhododendrops and great mas
ses OF May blossoms "There was an
interesting group.
1t included one who had been a"Cotton
spinner" but was now so
Paralyzed /!
That he could only bear to lilo In q re.
clining positioo.
This refers to my case.
/ was first Attacked twelve years ago
with ''Locomoter Ataxy"
"a paralytic disease of nerve fibre rarely
ever cured) and was for several year 8
barely able to get about.
And for the last five years not able to
attend to my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last ex eriment being nerve stretch.
ing.
Two years ago was voted into the
Home for Incurables! Near Manchester,
In May, 1882
am no "advocase;" "For anything in
the shape OF patent" Mediciness
And made many obiections to my dear
wife's constant urging totry Hop Bitsers,
but finally to paciiy her-
Consented
had not quite finished the first bottle
when felt n ch ,nge come over me. This
was Saturday, November Sd. On Sunday
| morning ielt SO stiong l said to my
room companions, "I was suro could
"Wa.kl
| SO started across the floor and back.
i hardly knew how to contain myself.
was all over the house. am gaining
strength each day, and can walk quite
safe without any
"Stckv'
! Or support.
| / am now at my own house, and hope
soon to be able TO earn ny own living
again. have been member of the
Manchester
| "Royal Exchange"
! For nearly thirty years, and WAS mos,
heartily congratulated on going in the
room on Thursday last Very gratefully
yours, JOHN BLACKBURN. MANCHESTER
! Eng. DC. "a, 1883.
Two years later am perfectly we'll.